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06-15-2012
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squid parent-child working?
Hi
I have two squids, one configured as a parent and another its child. Whenever the child finds a PARENT_HIT, it does not seem to cache it in its memory, i.e; upon a second request seems to fetch it from the parent again. Is there some configuration directive that I am missing? Google and squid wiki don't seem to help me much here...  |
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